Fred Schnell
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Sep 20, 2026
Will RogersCORRESPONDENT
Eager to investigate just what new capabilities the short waves offered, the Navy decided to conduct a sea trial and join the exploration of the new territory.
Will RogersCORRESPONDENT
In April 1925, ARRL Secretary Kenneth Warner announced that traffic manager Fred Schnell was to take a seven-month leave, return to active duty as a Navy lieutenant, and conduct shortwave radio experiments with the Pacific Fleet.
Will RogersCORRESPONDENT
Leaving San Francisco that month aboard the USS Seattle, an armored cruiser and the flagship for the Commander-in-Chief of the United States Fleet, Schnell planned to travel to Australia and New Zealand after Navy maneuvers near Hawaii in May.
Will RogersCORRESPONDENT
Along the way, he would visit various other South Pacific islands on the fleet's itinerary and given leave in each port to connect with local amateurs.
Will RogersHOST
Eager to investigate just what new capabilities the shortwaves offered, the Navy decided to conduct a sea trial and join the exploration of the new territory.
Will RogersHOST
In April 1925, ARRL Secretary Kenneth Warner announced that traffic manager Fred Schnell was to take a seven-month leave, return to active duty as a Navy lieutenant, and conduct shortwave radio experiments with the Pacific Fleet.
Will RogersHOST
Leaving San Francisco that month aboard the USS Seattle, an armored cruiser and the flagship for the Commander-in-Chief of the United States Fleet, Schnell planned to travel to Australia and New Zealand after Navy maneuvers near Hawaii in May.
Will RogersHOST
Along the way, he would visit various other South Pacific islands on the fleet's itinerary and given leave in each port to connect with local amateurs.
Will RogersHOST
Eager to investigate just what new capabilities the short waves offered, the Navy decided to conduct a sea trial and join the exploration of the new territory.
Will RogersHOST
In April 1925, ARRL Secretary Kenneth Warner announced that traffic manager Fred Schnell was to take a seven-month leave, return to active duty as a Navy lieutenant, and conduct shortwave radio experiments with the Pacific Fleet.
Will RogersHOST
Leaving San Francisco that month aboard the USS Seattle, an armored cruiser and the flagship for the Commander-in-Chief of the United States Fleet, Schnell planned to travel to Australia and New Zealand after Navy maneuvers near Hawaii in May.
Will RogersHOST
Along the way, he would visit various other South Pacific islands on the fleet's itinerary and given leave in each port to connect with local amateurs.
Will RogersHOST
Eager to investigate just what new capabilities the short waves offered, the Navy decided to conduct a sea trial and join the exploration of the new territory.
Will RogersHOST
In April 1925, ARRL Secretary Kenneth Warner announced that traffic manager Fred Schnell was to take a seven-month leave, return to active duty as a Navy lieutenant, and conduct shortwave radio experiments with the Pacific Fleet.
Will RogersHOST
Leaving San Francisco that month aboard the USS Seattle, an armored cruiser and the flagship for the Commander-in-Chief of the United States Fleet, Schnell planned to travel to Australia and New Zealand after Navy maneuvers near Hawaii in May.
Will RogersHOST
Along the way, he would visit various other South Pacific islands on the fleet's itinerary and given leave in each port to connect with local amateurs.